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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-12-24
The Catholic Church

Christmas day and also the last
Sunday of he year the Church OF the
Assumption, Rev. o. Baielon pastor,
according to custom, will hold three
masses (uo moro midnight mass con-
seQuen'ly services will be as follows:
First mas, n. m; second mass, 8
d. m, communion at both masses.
High mass, 10 O'Clock a. IN. Sermon
sunday morning on The subject OF the
Giving OF Christ" AT High Mass u
special choir VIII render the Grand
Mass OF Milford i'll Sc" Ia the ait r
noon the grand vespers before bede-
dictlon will render the grand folkes
Adeste Fldeleo of the Gregoriap
cnsLt and will be sung by
same choir ss the macs music. On
Christmas day, al collections are for
the Bishop OF the diocese, Monday
will be ST. Stephens day, Tuesday St.
Johns day, the disciple Of the Lord,
Wednesday Holy innocence day.
Every body invited, n grand service is
assured. The pastor wishes to call
the attention of the congregation to
the infant Jesus in the holy crib and
to look at the grand statue of the Viz
gin, a masterpiece of sta uary. The
whole church will be on Christmas
day, grand sight tor any one who
desires to see something brilliant in
religious bands. The statue is large
and beautifully designed and pointed
and the Virgin holds in her arms the
babe of Bethleham brilliantly lighted.
This immage will be indeed beauti-
full sight at night.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-12-24

II this gen,.J.nan should get hard
up he would go to DUFF DoMNAU,
tor assistance, as DoMNAU's Is the best
place III Texas to get money or to
spend it. Blue front, south side OF
square, sign of three gilt balls, Waco
and 6ll Main street. Dallas.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-12-24

The House of Lords.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-12-24
4 CARD.
mr.. Joe Levine Endorsed and sus
tanned by His Fellow -CitiIcns.


tanned by His Fellow -CitiZcns
Waco, Dec. %. - Mr.. Joseph
Levine: DEAR SIR-The under
signed, merchants and business men
of Waco, take this.method of tende, =
ing TO you our assurance OF continued
confidence and friendship, notwi,h-
star ding the unfounded charge mad
against you with reference to the re-
cent conilagration at llillsboro. We
have known you well for many
years III business aud SC
cly circles and have always
fouid you 10 be faithful, roui teous
and honest man and gentleman; and
The abundant aud Overwhelming evil
dence in favor CT your entire lnnO-
cence Of said charge makes it proper
that we should give some expression
to our feelings in your behalf and for
your benefit. Without intending any
Interference with the due course OF
law in this matter, we desire to as
sure you and your family tuat we are
still your friends, and that any legal
investigation OF sand charge will rt-
dound to your comp lete and thorough
vindication from this foul and lntam-
Gus SANDER. Respectfully,
wv Seley, cashier Waco State
Bank.
George Clark, of Clark, Dyer &
Bollinger, Attorneys.
Samuel Sanger, OF Sanger Eros
j A solomon, OF Leasing, Solomon
Il Rosenthal
Joseph l. Thompson, grocer,
James Moore, manager of Moore
Real Estate and Stock exchange.
w. 5. Blsckshear " Co, wholesale
sta Toner.
5 b Humphreys, tax collector, city
W l. Tucker, proprietor "Lion
drug store"
" X Fiuks.
Eariy Il I'inks, groceries.
Gollst.in Il Nigel, dry goods and
clothing
A NJ Prescott, chief Waco fire de-
par'm ent.
On Curtis, stoves and house fur
nishing goods
Behreus u Castles, wholesale drugs.
5 Archenbo.d K Co. wholesale llo-
nor de, l,rs.
,Ino II Walton. fire insurance agent
VIM Breustedt.
Waco Furniture company.
10 Jurnav & sons
Elton, Guinon X Co., VIII, IesaIe
grocers.
a Iiucbman Il Son.
r LEASING of Leasing, solomon IL
Rose, thai.
LIB BLACK
DAVIS.
MA Cooner.
f ii Fort,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-12-24
IiucRIen,aArnlcn SalNe,

The best salve in the world IOfG
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum' :, i,
er sores, letter; chapped hsna., !. y
balius, corns aod All SKIN L'uP"r
aud positively cares 7 les or y. w i
required. 1t is gnara teeu v. ANN m
perfect sati-tactio or mone! ,uI =,
ed. Price 2j cents per box II" .
by Gas les, Morrison " Co.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-12-24
SHOPS and Engines burned.

on CITY, Pa, Dec. 23.-The West
ern Pennsylvania & New York rail-
road shops were burned at $3.50 O'Clock
this morning. Seven locomotives
partly destroyed. Loss 100000.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-12-24
Advice 10 Mothers.

MRS WINSLOw's SOOTHING SYRUP should
always be used for children teet hing 1t
soothes the CHI ild softens the gums, allays all
pain cures wind colo and Is tho best remedy
for diarrhoea, Twenty Ave cents "a bottle.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-12-24

fuckers Syrup of Tolu and Spruce
Gum is the most pleasant and effec-
tive cough syrup in the market.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-12-24
stop That Cough

Tucker'- Syrup of Tar aDu We
Cherry will do it.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-12-24

Try a jar OF Hymsn's oe E co,
sweet pickles ~ b. a. L"tie w.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-12-24
ATTRACTIONS THIS WEE
tMorrisou, Kisher a Co.'S New Drug
store
w DIRK Boxes

WORK Boxes,
Nice and suitable presents for little
misses, young ladies', married ladies'
and old ladies.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-12-24
DAILY EXAMINER.
LOCAL TINE CARD.

HOUSTON AND TENa9 Gen EaL,
West bound F1press arrives at .. 6.lo M
81 Louis hNpre>s ar. at "a p IN
" Express leaves ut 40 a IN
East bound FNpress arrivesat SIS IN
Express leaves at $50 p IN
" II Louis Express ~ ut lNGb u IN
i DtLLlN3 HAM, Agent
MISSOURI PACIFIC
south bound Express No G0i ly al o 0j II m
- No dO3 are O5 p IN
lV at IS y M
North-bound Express No 5ol 80 p m
TRAVIS JONES. Agent
1T, IL, A. ut.
Fast bound carrying Chattanooga
coach, leaves Mt ....... -.......- 4 90 m
East bound. carrying Memphis coach
West hound to Gatesy Hell Express u 25 p m
West-bound Ito Gatesy lie AcCommo
dalton " ar ...... .... % q IN
Memphis ami. CairoEXpress arrives - n m
ID. f. HlRSHFIELD, Ticket Agest.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1887-10-19

Nqe Nbonnenter af Minneapolis
Tribune's u9entlige l16sabe nil, en-
ten be ct 9amle eller npe, faa ct &er>
oensrMtlas | 2ommeformat, en- &en
og 8lDant eller ct Self.Inking Stamp
eler ct @remplar al Farm, Stock
and Home for ct Mar. Set iibfe ct
ct 8lao, ionl uofommer en- Gang buer
Il 9a9e % inbebolber ltoeluftenbe
Ein9 af Snteresie for for 6armere
og iaabanne, iom befatter Jig meo
@pe9aul, 8ieapl, Diterier, Meierier
nin.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1887-10-19

Seem Sort. - ST.. @olfreo g}elz
ion, ber at 8pen, ber netop er fonts
met tilbase fra 9pitlano, flyer, at oa
ban Dor i8aben for noele Dase fiben,
bleu ban af 2aser o9 andre 9errer,
Der bapoe paalioeli9 l1nberretning,
foriitret ON at &ronpr;nos Greoertts
Gilitanb bar uoen Epiol Doert farlig.
Ser tilitaaes MI at ban ltoer al &reft
| @truben,f ,fienbt 1om Eobatsrb9ernes
&raft. Sans Eilfeloe er meset list
General Grants. 8rinblen par /
mango &ar en- uforbeoerlis &bser.
Tiltrobs for ale officielle Meninser
ON bet mooiatte, betraster tDfe 9es
GET bam iom en- aqere6e til 9pben
biemfalben Mano. Sc 1terfe @p=
rer, iom bat paret anoenote, bar lite
alene poela9t be oprinbelis anerebne
9inber, men osiaa lelpe Multlerne;
ia, Bebanblinsen bar oeret 1aa
iterf, at 9ele af 8enipiemet ct Blot
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1887-10-19
Sale6meno 6nffe8.

g .,. bpper enoel flere flinfe Meno
4 Ife omtrin9 forat 1el9e u6>
" ,erieteter af @tauter fra por
9isMsR6le. &il meuo, iom fan
briiVt bet til noset betDoelist for
5orretninsen, pil ri betale 9ob 2pn
eller Commission % sipe itabi9 8ez
itiaftiselie. 81 bat mango npe os
uoipste &arieteter baabe al Sru9t pg
8lanter for Drnament, iom andre
lite bar. Sfrip efter Dor nDe &atalos
for Greenhouse, Bulb o9 Bedding=
@lanter. Sen lenoes / Soften frit
paa @nmobnin9. @trip itrar til
8. 8. MaD 4 &c.,
g3urierpmen anb s5loriits,
ct. 8aul, Minn.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1887-10-19

5olf, oer er biemtomne fra Telles=
mboet 8iumar, mebbeler spbe gapz
beber. Ilt tDber M paa 5orligelia-
beo % soo 6oritaaelie. Misiouria>
nerne erfjenber, at l1btrDttet r@erbens
@etferbisgibrelie" bar ubelbiet os
fnnbe, lebe til Misforitaaelle. @e=
iultatet at Mpoet er, iaapibt ri tan
forfaa, at be tire Samfunb er eni9e /
2eren om 5orioniusen, os De @pno>
bemenisbeber, Der er uotraabt af @p>
noben, oil sierne forene fig meb Ronz
ferentien. Ser er ibetbele fore=
saaet Ell 1aaban 6oranoring, iont pel
neppe nogen f,lnoe babe tanft fig for
fort Eib iiben.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1887-10-19

Set blep Manba9 meo6elt fra Min=
neapolis, at Bom6erlp paa @runb al
Splio unber Nrbeiberor9aniia
erefutipe 4omite pil reiisnere, men
ienere ital @r. @opoerlp bape erfle=
ret, at Der lite ct ct lanbt Orb bette
&Dste. Set er bel fanife Delft iaa,
at bet er benz, iom er mere enb pillige
til at spbe Ollie paa Slben o9 iplitte
belle SrganiIationen.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1887-10-19

Sibite Dnsba9 blep ber fremlaat ct
JorIag for Mrbeicermpbet Minnea=
polls ON at ubtale fin @Dmpatbt for
Inartiterne / @6ica9o. 9ette Tor=
flag, Der blen frem1at al Dele9at
Quinn, fremfalbte en- beb 9isfusiion.
@eb Nftemnin9en par BET Isl Stemz
mer tn,ob pg 50 for Sorla9et.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1887-10-19

Sen rationale Garmerz MQiance
nebtos, flyer Labor Echo, be 9aeioz
lutioner, iom &omiteen rapporterebe,
uben at foreta9e nosen 6oranbrins
peb benz, os be ct bouebiaaelis io.n
fplser:
,Tarmerne be Toreneoe Stater ct
talri9ere / Mntal eno nosen anben
&lasie, og @rfaring bar lert, at bet
er bet itore fimple 5olt, iom er San:
bets fire @aab gfpbenS Zine.
8i bel ilmtter,
ut be probucerenbe &las1er lite
ifal bape nosen Mnbel / Stribigbeber
mellem Gattioner. Set er for Disz
les @tDlo % af Mansel paa @nisbeb,
at retferbi9e &eformer forbliper
frafteslpie.
eSernbanetarterne baabe for 8erloz
ner o9 @obs bdroe rebuceres meget,
1aa Sernbanefapitafen funbe bore fin
retfar6ise lnbel af bet Erpf, iom MI
iaa alporlist paalisser Iserbru9et.
Snteritate Commerce 2open itulbe
1aalebes foranbres o9 fettes i9ien<
mem, at bette 1iemeb funbe opnoaes,
pg ale @tater ifulbe bebtase 2ope,
1om iupplereoe Snteritate<9open.
2psninsen af 9ransportipgrss=
nnaalet funbe finbes beri, at @e9ie=
rinsen eieoe % teitDrebe en- eller flere
transtontinentale 2inier meb fine
&rDslinier og 9ilfbrie18linier, og at
Earterne blep baierebe paa en- rine>
fig @obt9iprelie for Eieneite % &az
pital, iom bar anuenbt. 8eitprelien
rnaatte foresaa efter en- @enerallop, ps
der maatte nere itrens perionli9 Gnz
iparli9beb. Sen nuperenbe Stiling
af Union 8acificz8auen tilbboer er,
pasienbe 2i9beb for ct iaabant @rpez
rimeut, os pi tror, at &esierinsen
itul6e tage benne 8ane % ipse tibet
ebragt, entslt peb BDgning eller &ipb,
]. .oe,ts Jorbinoelie meb @apet iitebetfo1
at labe ben faa ertonu so eller 80 Mar
til at betale fin @ialb Dg peoblipe
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1887-10-19

Eolp 8erioner blep itubti @maaz
bele peb en- Grploiion al 9pnanit /
Gina, @erus 9opebftab, iioite 9ns1
bag. nlptten bibrprte fra 1foriistig=
beb. Ere af be iaarebe bpbe frar
efter % bet antage8, at enonu 19 ans
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1887-10-19
Gr Gbteaeo paa @a,toett at
2lttatft?

@bica9o, Abe Dctb. - Eurner
&allen paa Eolote @abe bar oper=
fDlbt, ba George t5rances Erain pre-.
bifebe Mnarfi. Sen 5orii9ti9beb,
1om ban bruete Iftenen ! Gorueien,
Dor last tilitbe, % ban nbforbreoe be
so 9solitimenb 8or9erbrast, iom
bar tiljtebe. rSes er ber," iaabe
ban, rtorat befri @bicaso ira
@errebgmmet af ben itbrite 8anbe
af @robianer, iom 8pen noseniinoe
iaa, og at faite belle ben forrupte Sn=
ititution uo Snbipen. Iqe, iom er
i5appr af at pelte ben bele Snititn=
tion (concern) ub Snoigen iise
ia." (rSa" meo ftarfe &aab.) rSes
er en- Gentleman" ftres Grain.
vSeg bar peret en eret @ieit bos
6tatsmenb, ps leg pil lite bline forz
narmet al en- elenoiq MaDor os raa
Bolitimenb. M0e Sabpr af, at ies
life ital fornermes fise ia." est
pilbt, pebparenoe Straal al uia".
9faar bet baie lan9parige @traal enz
be1is 1tano1eoe, reiite Grain fig paa
Eeerne os ifreg meo flammenoe 9ine:
Sab bper Manb bare Sfpoepaaben
i2ommen os foriucre fig ielp. Seq
bar game boys meb mig iaften. &il
&olitiet MI fomme frem oa arreitere
mig, pn1 bet tbr?" TIMBER bet &gre
5om MI paafulste, slimte6e 8olitiet
ben til &apt. D'9onueq os 2pitnant
Slapton pentenoe paa Drore, men
bisie @mbebsmenb itipnt nerpp1e
blinfeoe blot cs rgrte fig itfe.
3rain introbucerebe AIRS. 8ar=
ions, ipm talte ct &parters Eib paa
lin iebbanli9e Maabe. v9biei iteret
uota1te," lasbe bun, "at &arions git
inb / Sammenfperselien, ba ban git
til @pmarfebet bepebnet meo 8pmz
ber.. Ser ct Bomberne, iom ban
bapbe meb fig ben Nften." S6et bun
1asbe bette, 9reb bun fine to Bprn,
en- @ut u9 en- &ise. os bolbt benz op
paa 8oroet. Tilbprerne raabte os
buiebe / neten fem Minuter. uEre
@uraer for 8omberne," raabte Grain.
O9 after be9bnbte @fraalet.
Erain falbte poa friuilli9e til at
1a1se fit 8lab 5oriamlinsen, o9 til<
trobs for, at &olitiet baooe forbubt
at ielge 8labet Salen, onereit Nn~
tallet af Salssmenb Toripnin9en al
8labet, os bet blep omoelt, uben at
Der bleu last 9inorin9er ipeien.
-%~D~s-
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1887-10-19

@rofesior @perbrup ueo Mussburs
@minarium er blepen @ntemanD.
In9aaenoe bans &ones 9pb gien9iz
BET ri tpl9enoe efter r6olfeblabet"
for iiofte Qse:
r8rofesior @perbrups 9uitru, Sea-
tbarine @lilabetb, fpbt 9eibers, ct
saaet inb til ben epi9e 9pile. SUN
opoe af geerpefeber forrise Sbnbass
Nften &l. 6, efter 3 Tigers Spseleie.
Den elbfte Spn, Carl, laa iamtioi9
famine Spabom us operleper enbn,1
fin Mober ipepenoe mellem 2ip os
9pb. Tru @perbrup par fpot iBer=
gen, Morse, ben 4be Nopember 1858.
9un bleu estepiet til &rofesior
Sperbrup 1874 os fulste famine
Nar fin Manb til Nmerita. s 13
Gar bar bun bapt fit 3jem paa Iuss'
burg Seminarium. &un bat bapt Z
Bbrn, bporaf bet elbite CT 9aaet for
an benbe inb til Sub. gun bapoe en-
ualminoelis iterf 9elbreb og baobe
albris paret ips, fer bun fit ben iib>
ite @pgbom, og in9en anebe, at bet
par 9poen, iom tom. Sun bauoe
neiten lite @merter, fblte fig fun
mattere o9 mattere % ianf itille o9
blibt / 9poens Gapn. 8e9rapelien
fore9it i9aar (3irsoa9) @ftermib=
bag.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1887-10-19

MRrfelappen paa 9eres &lab be-
te9ner peb bet Sal, Iom itaar len9f
tilbbire, bet 9eumer af 8labet, til
bpilfet ber er betalt.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1887-10-19
&ergns &a11s Mgebtaa
notommer bper Onabag.
u. Splet9t, lt6giper.
Snbifriptton8prt8 $3.50.
FERGUS FALLS UGEBLAD.
The only Norwegian newspaper in
northwestern Minnesota.
A. SoLEM, Publisher.
Entered at the post office at Fer
gus Falls as second class matter.

oa ban / flere @inutter en- itor 8lod
paa bet iDopitlise @iprne at @lart %
@aibinston Sts. for9iebes bapoe
ig9t at fiube First Methodist Epis-
copal Church, iom inota9er en- Sci
af oenne Bpsnins. @bica9o maa
Sanebeb pere en- itor 8p," pebblep
ban, ~naar bet tan ta9e en- ebru
Mano / lpsbaa9en ebru Eilfano
ooer en- balo Efme, efterat bape saaet
ino / en- al ois1e itore 8psnin9er, at
finoe en- &irte, iom RUNNER 1000 Eilz
bbrere os iom 1tulbe 1iese ber i gferz
beoen." (@fanbinanen.)
- @n at be itgrlte &i9meno /
@6icaso, en- 8anfpr peo 9eaon 9fatp=
ion, blep neften i6ielituot al fin @teoz
i'm iioite @pnoas, ioet fan fom uo
al &irfen. Steo1 1pnnen beber g8ilz
liam See ps er II &ar CANT
mel. ubaaben ppeoes uoentur
&biro 9resbDterian @bur@, mems
Solt itrpmmeoe uo af &irfen, o9 ber
ct enboa fire &irfer til Nabola9et.
&atpien falot som os bleo frar biem=
tigrt, men See blep fprt til Tenslel,
bbiltet ban o9iaa ielp anmotebe ON.
Set beber, at noaaben febe forat
benne Sees Mober. Mrs. &atp1on,
lom erflerer, at bet bar, 1om bet ifuls
be uare, o9 bet buroe bape neret siort
for lenae iiben. &a>pion o9 9utru
bar lausere ie9t at blipe tilt fra
binanoen. os be beitDlber binanoen
| for utrp1fab.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1887-10-19
bre pilbe bp, ba ber 1ab @maabele
af iprenste &atroner os andre Eins
/ bereS 2e9en1e.
Minnefpta.

Oper 200 Manb er fra Braiz
nerb reiit inb til Stosene forat be-
9pnbe @interens Egmmerbu9f.
- @niiter fra en- 9ampmaitine
iatte Slb paa &ornitafterne paa 81.
Saruoobs 5arm, mebbeles ber fra
&o9efer ben 17be bs. 8aabe @taf~
ferne os alle Bpsninser paa 6armen
nebbrenbte.
- 8aa Straamanben, 1om b1ep
br9nbt / Minneapolis, bar Der Bla>
fater, bporpaa ber fob: 81. S. 8lez
tben, ben @unb fom trenter en- uitDl=
big &pinbes &aratter." ~. S.
8letben, iom fornermer 2anoets le>
benbe 9ame."
Bpraabet / Minneapolis bat
forlanst en- 6ortlarins unsaaenbe
vTribune"s Sfrinemaabe mob 8rez
iibentparret. vTribune" er nemlis
Bpens officielle 8lab.
- @n af Sanserne oeo Slaoeriet i
@ti1mater 'unofom forleben. Set er
ia9t, at ban par en- al &eoaftprerne
al bet 5en9ret ubsipne 8lao vPri-
son Mirror" o9 at ban benDtteoe fig
af Gribeber, iom ban bapbe iom &e=
baftpr, til at unbfomme. Set er bog
neppe troliat, at no9en af Ganserne
tiqabes 6ribeber, Der 9ipr bet muli9t
for benz at unbi ilippe.
- 6o-rige @pnoa9 blep ben fpr=
ite iuenlfe &irte 9ulutb inbpiet.
Fergus County argus., 1887-09-22

a,e -e.era.ls devoted To -ocia esiivi
ties. NH.sa -ccn 80 be thoroughly
enjoyed and appreciated by lie city :
guests. each oi Mnom wears upon hi
j breast d., l1i and Il blue ro~ette. a.
aI-.iu-u. bling mark.
EX-taEernar Porter. cf Tennessee.
FIRST Assistant Secretary cf state.
naS rc~ lgurI DIE oHire unexpectedly,
assigning hc i.lliu- Draith oi hi, vile
-s-- the cause but the real reason J.,
sand 20 1.a serious dispute with SEQ
relary Baynr.. Iu regard 10 the Cana
dian d~heri.s rnutroverSy. Mr. Por-
Ter, when gEe- icuelupon lie subject.
Did moi deaf tue ~Uppo-ltion stated
abo q.
The papers hate been lied by Mr..
Inohe 30 hir rantc-. lor Mir. Carlisle
-s.if in HE iHtirtA Congress. and ii j.
noted a- a reHIreta.s circumstance
that tLs ~pttast m l,es no re
:.tDl4su.
Fergus County argus., 1887-09-22
Sickness Among Herses.

pr. Holloway. Territorial Veterin-
aiian. has just returned from investi
satin. "A widespread sickness affecting
range horses in the neighborhood of
Carriers lille. The sickness he pro-
npnnceS an enzootic malignant fever.
From it,, being described as enzootic
it will be und ,rstood that it is loca
in character and not contagious, bur
affects large numbers of horses from
some cause of local origin not inimeli
atelv III scoyerabse. lie thinks the fl
tallfies have been quite large, but iron
{ he fact that the horses are on tie
range il j. difficult to determine tn
70 what extent leaths have occurred
II is also difficult to treat these will
rln.e horses. Affected animals tha,
have been taken up and are sufficient
IL dociie for trea ment have done very
well. Dr. Holloway does not thinl
his disease viii last long nor spread
much farther. He is also inclined to
believe that il i. he same disease tha,
Affected she horses on Len Lewis
ranch. ch.-lndcpendent.
Fergus County argus., 1887-09-22

the barn was lit by detective, and +.
the blaze leaped upward ] rushet. 2 2
and sliced Booth. throwing my NJ
around his waist under his upiii Z
n m- and dra .,ed him out oil he
burning barl. We carried him TO ar
por.h Of the Garrett farm hous', 4
lie die I wi hin lew hours.
I'VE sent for a doctor. bu. he 90, II
do nothing. .Joth's intellect
Gear. bi. he WAS in great agony. u.
did NOT deny his crime. The only 6
preston that he made was. II seles
useless lie did not say. Idle for n
counlrv.' nor Tell mother. ~ h. s
been reported. At one time, olfert
him some water. aud at another ilm
some brandy. He refused the brand
but took he water. lie could nc.
swallow from n cup. and soaked tow
el aud gave it to him tn st,cs. Not
wi.hstanling Booths rough travel
his clothes at this tine were neat am
clean. He had fine physique. w
tail and dark iacca. lie had shave.
OF his moust ache since he had lei
Wasiingt on, but his face was rotIsl
rs he had not usel a razor for sever
DAYS. His leg was IN spiints. and Il
flesh was black. lie hobbled aro,in
on Il crutch oi pine which "A servant {
Dr. Mudd's had. | think. whit tied on
Tor him After he died took n hors
blanket. and, having got n nee.llefroin
Miss Garre,t. ] -ewcl the body up n
il. ! then borrowed an old rlckett
wagon from n neighbor and carr, :
him back to Belle Plaine. where IL
boat was still waiting for us, on u
following morning. I delivered = .
body tn II naval officer on the Nc.
tauh, near the navy-yard. It W
buried in the Capt. ol Prison; hut s,
was afterwards exhnmei. and IL no d
repo-es | think M Baltimore"
''Do you think Booth would hav
allowed himself to he taken alive"
NO do not lie had told Harold
that he would tight to the death; ard
I am sure he meant what he said
The reward for his death of $40. 900
WA, divided among his capt ors in the
same way rs q naval prize is divided
| received 81. 800. and the men under
me got smaller amounts. They were
chiefly youns men from New IOrl
state, thrifty fellows with "a good deal
OF German blood in them. Most oi
them bough, lands with their money.
ana are now well to-do farmers with
famllcs.-Lippincott's Magazine.
Fergus County argus., 1887-09-22

- Told 80 paAcoN srIi.LwArfR.

lis name was William Mullins, anl
IT, had -Errrin way
- tuguiii his prphoscis up
II everything Yuu'G say.
"Neil. now. iuw i. you know" said he;
"!iumpi. now. how do you knue9'
II" way il cluSed the ar1.tfleiIt --
1t wasn't hy nu means slow.
Inu mi.ht be talking sariai Ike
With fellows at the store
ON war or pn'itirs and ~'ch.
Aad vpu might have fhr ioor
trd h.a .,ttin' IL do"n fine
pruvia Tilt thin-s vas 80.
When Mullins would siira his long nasa IN
With 'iiuhph. now. how do you know:
| seen that critier sci in church
Aud axe "a sermon in
aud turn itl- losr MP IN q Snesr
~ death aud grace - II sin.
With np gard Tor time or place
or realms of endless woe.
He'd rise and burst The whole thlaF.up
With "iinmph. now. how do you know?
lIc cut his gra-. wh,l,'er it rainel,
iln shocked his wheat up green,
H. cut his corn hahind thr frost,
His hogs WAS al!l- lean.
He built his Stact- lhe b,s end up.
Ills corn cribs big end duan;
"rruul>el aa Muiiu roadside fence
Was = provefh in our town.
The Older be got the Nti. h. grew.
And crnok-,i-l day by day;
Thr ~inin. of his eyc.. voUid wind clori;.
liz tne~ turned out r'rh way
His boots and shoes were both n' til n
left.
l'he rhru'nnifz twist . So:
But i! you said h. d.l.'t !uoi; well
He'd gruwl. ~ 1w, how aa Nou & luW"'